"Romeo and Juliet" is arguably one of the most popular plays by Shakespeare. To celebrate Shakespeare's Day, the 1º and 2º ESO students have seen a short film with an adpatation of the tragedy. the first time Romeo and Juliet see each other is in a masquerade ball. Then, the students have created their own masks. here you cn see some of them.
And the winners are:
1. Rocío Rodríguez (1ºA)
2. Rocío Cañadilla (1ºB)
3. Diego Angel Hangulescu (1ºB)
4. Antonio J. Calle (2ºA)
Easter has arrived! Our assistant Kara has explained to our students how Americans celebrate it. Here is her presentation:
One of the most popular traditions in English-speaking countries is Easter egg hunt. We can't organize an Easter egg hunt at the moment, but we asked our 1º ESO students to bring their hard-boiled eggs, once decorated at home. And they are funny and cute! See some of them below:
This year we have celebrated St. Patrick's Day at school. We asked our students to come to school wearing something green. Well, they did it! Here are some pictures:
Biomes, equatorial climate, arid zones, oceanic climates, .... If you don't know much about this, why don't you have a look at the amazing posters that the 1º ESO B students have made in the Geography lesson? You will learn a lot about the classification of climate zones of the Earth and you will be able to see nice pictures of the most important places where you can find the major climate zones.
To celebrate St. Valentine's Day the 4º ESO A students have read a poem about love. It is called "You make me" and it was written by Trinity Grace.
Here are some of the Christmas cards made by the students in 1º and 2º ESO. The winners will get fabulous prizes!
Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is one of the most widespread, persistent and devastating human rights violations in our world today remains largely unreported due to the impunity, silence, stigma and shame surrounding it.
In general terms, it manifests itself in physical, sexual and psychological forms, encompassing:
